High Power, Side Lever, Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP)

10-Shot Rotary Magazine

Adjustable Power Settings

Evolution or Revolution? - The new Air Arms 510-Extra puts the question to you. Take the tried and true 410-ERB (Extra high power) multi-shot rifle and add a new ambidextrous Green Poplar stock and the result is a great new look on a fantastic gun.

The new S510 Extra is available as an ambidextrous .22 caliber PCP (pre-charged pneumatic) airgun. The forest green stock is a new ambidextrous stock. A simple but effective manual safety on the trigger blade provides that little extra safety and comfort needed when working in the field. The new model also includes the Side Cocking Lever and a barrel shroud as well as the latest in filling ports. The fill port incorporates a built-in stainless steel air filter to help reduce the small particles that clog so many air rifle valve systems. The external rheostat style power adjustment knob allows you to precisely set your power level so you can fine tune your own rifle based on your specific needs. Add all these features together and you have what is sure to become one of the most sought after air rifles today.

Features on the Air Arms S510 Extra
·
. Side Cocking Lever for super smoothness and ease of use.
. Safety on the trigger blade for enhanced shooting safety
. New ambidextrous forest green stock with beautiful checkering on neck, forearm and under forearm.
. External, adjustable power system which allows power levels from 12-30 fpe
· A super-efficient valve system which allows a greater number of shots per charge
· A 12 grooved Lothar Walther barrel
· A Multi-Adjustable 2-stage Trigger
· A 10-Shot Rotary Magazine
· An Air Filter enabled, quick-release charging connector

This rifle is equal to PCP's anywhere. All in all, this is a serious PCP for people interested in getting the biggest bang for their buck and the latest in new features as well. And let's not forget that the 510 Extra adds just that little extra power that serious shooters look for in a quality airgun.
We found the gun's new stock to be well balanced as well as beautiful. Check this model out, folks. We think you'll like what you'll see. This rifle will continue the Air Arms reputation as a favorite rifle of shooters everywhere.

Technical Data for the Air Arms S510 Xtra Carbine:

Total Weight

6.4 lbs

Overall Length

37.5"

Stock

Ambidextrous Poplar

Sights

Scope Required

Mounting Method

11mm Dovetail

Caliber

.22

Cocking Method

Sidelever

Cocking Effort

Low

Recoil Rating

N/A

Power Plant

Pre-Charged Pneumatic **

Shot Capacity

Magazine

** As with all PCP rifles an external air supply is needed but not supplied with the rifle. Ask about our hand pumps and scuba adapters.

Caliber

Velocity fps

Muzzle Energy

.22

829-974

27-30 fpe

Our Take - Air Arms S500/S510 Extra

Velocity Test Results for the Air Arms S500-510

Straight Shooters Use Score

Plinking

Target Shooting

Pest Control

Hunting

5

5

5

5

The S510 Extra is a very impressive gun to shoot. It has loads of power
but is rather deceptive because it is so quiet. The S510 Extra uses a
shrouded and slightly longer barrel to quiet the noise and it sure does
that well. This is a gun that shoots at 30 fpe (ft. lbs.) but only
makes roughly as much noise as a Beeman R7. That is an amazing feat and
makes the gun immensely popular. One's first impression is that the gun
can't possibly be shooting at full power because of its quiet report.
But one look at the chronograph results dispels that notion very
quickly.

The Air Arms S510 Extra has a great looking poplar stock, good blueing
and adjustable power. The rotary power setting wheel allows for very
precise power control letting you set your rifle for low power indoor
shooting to full power outdoor hunting.

The S510 Extra's quiet shooting report coupled with the super velocity
levels make this a gun that is hard to pass by. And if that isn't
enough, we gave it 5's in all categories because of it's ability to "do
it all" from plinking to hunting. I think you'll find this to be a
wonderfully attractive gun and it will definitely tweak your
"airgunitis" bug.

Special Note: You may notice that only domed/round-headed pellets were
used in our velocity tests for PCP air guns. While conducting velocity
tests on PCP's we noticed guns with magazines tend to load easier with
the domed/round-headed pellets than any other style. Digging a little
deeper we also discovered many manufactures recommend round headed
pellets for their PCP's because they are easier (less wear and tear) on
breech o-rings and magazine o-rings.

Because of this we only test the domed/round-headed pellets and will only recommend those pellets as well.